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This is better than their instructions just marginally. 1. CMD ^ P 2. Type "install" and select "Package Control: Install Package" 3. Type "Afterflow"
by jastanton 12y ago
This is better than their instructions just marginally.
1. CMD ^ P
2. Type "install" and select "Package Control: Install Package"
3. Type "Afterflow" and select "Theme - Afterglow"
4. Press: Command + , (to go into settings).
5. Paste the two lines from Github page, add any additional settings and restart sublime.
edit: Ah I just saw your update, previewing is a nice little feature for sure, especially when you're not sure how they handle colors for the languages you use most often. Sounds nice
- mangeletti 12y agoI was just about to say, "see my latest edit"... when I saw your latest edit :) The preview feature also lets you move between your open files while previewing a theme (without selecting it), so you can check HTML, CSS, Python, etc. all without changing your theme.